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15TH ANNIVERSARY

Happy Birthday, Investment Week

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Investment Week was first published on 30 January 1995, by a small company called City Financial Communications, which employed 13 people having been established as an EIS scheme by founder Tim Weller.

Blue-sky thinking

Parents couldn’t possibly borrow any more - Or could they? The Contrarian Investor, David Stevenson, does some blue-sky thinking and imagines what the future might hold. And it’s not that far-fetched!

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

India’s growth story is far from straightforward

Despite its recent GDP growth while the developed world succumbed to recession, India is not a straightforward growth story.

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

OTHER 15TH ANNIVERSARY ARTICLES

Delivering long-term profits by riding the Russian rollercoaster

When we considered the outlook for Russia at the beginning on 2009, it appeared we were staring into the abyss.

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Two sides of the story

Timing the market comes down to a simple choice between value and momentum investing – both have their promoters and detractors and at the end of the day it may boil down to a simple matter of personality

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Underperforming biotechs set for resurgence

Concentrating on US healthcare reform has led many analysts to overlook other positives in the biotechnology sector

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Passive vs active debate comes full circle

Cost and value were the central factors in the active or passive debate 15 years ago and it is much the same today, the major difference being that funds find themselves in competition with their own peers rather than each other

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Collings' Corner - Beware the 'tooth fairy' government

My seven-year-old son got up in class recently and declared there is no Father Christmas.

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Still going strong

With a history that goes back over 140 years, the investment trust sector has seen it all, but what does the future hold?

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Plenty of life yet in Uncle Sam

North American fund managers argue that US corporates offer the opportunity to benefit from rapidly growing emerging markets and thereby offer the best of both investment worlds

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Newton: the firm where stability meets change

When Investment Week was launched in January 1995 Helena Morrissey was just a ‘fine fund manager’ with Newton Investment Management. Now, she is the group’s CEO and content with its consistent and sustainable culture

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Gosling's Grouse - The time has come for compulsion

Fifteen years ago I did not look like this and I did not have this column – I was far too shy to have a picture of myself in the first issue – or in fact any issue until a few years ago. How times change.

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

The 2025 winners

Investment Week surveyed leading advisers to get their opinions on which funds and managers will deliver the best returns over the next 15 years

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

4 questions

The big issues that long term investors must address when looking for investments

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

Advice is a valuable service

When Investment Week was launched on 30 January 1995, the industry was less than a decade into its life under the Financial Services Act and many advisers and product providers were getting used to the brave new world of polarisation.

Investment Week | 29 Jan 2010

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Three years into Barack Obama's term as US president, how do equity market returns under this administration compare with those seen under previous leaders?

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Treasury calls for FATCA exemptions on eve of new proposals

HM Treasury is pressuring the US government for a ‘carve out’ on FATCA for low risk institutions, ahead of a draft paper due this week.

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Is now the time to snap up Greek debt?

London-based investment manager Exotix - the emerging and frontier markets specialist - is urging clients to buy into Greek debt and the country's stock market before it reaches a deal with creditors.

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Fund Manager Focus: OMAM's Stewart Cowley

Old Mutual Asset Managers’ Stewart Cowley has run the group’s £568m Global Strategic Bond fund since joining the company from Newton Investment Management in June 2009.

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Train: How I outperformed FTSE All Share during 2011

Lindsell Train founder Nick Train has revealed hefty positions in some of the more defensive stocks in the FTSE 100 helped him outperform the market substantially last year.

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